Grand Theft Auto 6 Should Return to London
Rockstar Games has been bringing players to expansive and realistic cities for years through Grand Theft Auto. Players have explored the desert areas around San Andreas, the giant skyscrapers of Liberty City, and the vacation destinations of Vice City. Each game has focused on a specific city, and expanded each one greatly over the years.
The Grand Theft Auto series has revisited Vice City, San Andreas, and Liberty City across its 25-year lifespan. One city that has not been revisited is the real-life City of London. As of now, Grand Theft Auto has only gone across the ocean once in 1999. With Rockstar Games hard at work on Grand Theft Auto 6, it should really consider bringing fans back to the streets of London in either a full game or an expansion.
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The first Grand Theft Auto game launched in 1997, and introduced the foundation of the franchise. The game took place across three different fictional cities in the United States. These cities were called Liberty City, San Andreas, and Vice City. They took inspiration from the real-life cities of New York City, San Francisco, and Miami. The game itself was top-down and 2D, with only six linear levels to play through, with the highlight of the game being the open world. Post-launch expansions brought the formula to the real city of London.
Grand Theft Auto proved to be a success and a sequel was ordered, which hit store shelves two years later. Grand Theft Auto 2 is the only game in the series to take place in an unnamed city; the only name that is given for it is Anywhere, USA. While the city was unremarkable, the game did improve on the Grand Theft Auto formula and gave the player more things in the open-world.
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